Jordan Beck took three hit, including two of the five homer of Colorado, Hunter Goodman and Kyle Farmer Homered and four RBIs, Rockies, on Saturday, overcome a five-conditioned deficit to defeat the Arizona Diamondbacks 14-12 on Saturday.
Ezaquiel Tovar, after missing a month of injury for a month, took a month in the second day, including one Homer, and Colorado had the highest level of runs and hit (19) to give his first victory in his fifth match to the fifth match.
The first five-beck, Tovar, Goodman, Ryan McMahon and Farmer-Beş Homer during Rockies were 15 for 27 with 13 RBI and 11 running. Beck took four rounds and lasted third.
Eugenio Suarez Homered and three RBIs and Alek Thomas were alarm for D-Backs, who scored goals in each of the top five inning and went forward to 11-6.
Ktel MARTE, Lourdes Gurriel Jr., Pavin Smith, Geraldo Perdyomo and Gabriel Moreno took two hit and Gurriel won two plain for Arizona.
Seth Halvorsen threw the ninth without a score for the second savings of three chances. Josh Bird (1-1) threw a two-shot single condition for the win.
Colorado lost four matches, but in 8-37, the worst start in the history of Modern Major League (since 1901). The 1904 Washington senators were 1932 Boston Red Sox and 1988 Baltimore Orioles 9-36.
D-Backs had eight extra hit, Rockies 10 compiled.
Rockies, who lost 11 of 12, won his second victory since May 1.
Farmer and Goodman had a two-stage hit on the sixth back of Rackies’s Jalan Peeks to increase the gap to 11-10.
Beck went ahead 13-11 after he doubled Michael Togliia.
Arizona Starter Zac Gallen left four Homer and six runs in five Inning. He tied a high career for Homors, who was allowed in a game, he gave eight hit, two walked and hit five.
The Rockies Starter gave up seven strokes (five wins) and seven strokes in three strokes. He walked three, shot one dough and shot one. It reached 22 dough and 11.
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